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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-28

S8 the "WEEKLY
contains more
news. and has a larger
circulation than any
weekly upon the Pa
CifiC Coast.
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ARIZONA.
Three Men Killed and Eighteen Injured
in Collision .

PREscoTT, November 27th.-A colls;o,
occurred on the Atlantic and Pacific Pail
road fbor; seven miles west of Williams
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ICepTig, 1857. By The California Associated Pressl
PRESCOTT, November 27th-A special to
the Journal Miner from Camp Verde states
that Green P. Glen, ranchman with
large family, committed suicide here yester-
day by shooting himself through the head.
The cause of the suicide is not known. but
is supposed to have been financial embar-
rassment. Deceased had been resident of
the county for twelve years, b1t had not
prospered of late. This is supposed to have
the act
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PHILADELPHIA, November 9th. = The
I42-hour go-as-you-please race ended last
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EBNER Bros

IMEoRTERs AND wHoLEsALED DEALERS II
L WINES AMI LIQUORS,
AeEsrs FOR TIE CELEBRATED
POME ERy ( NO EEEN9 CHA ZIP .Sf5NF.
1pl1
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EzEToVAEa.

I W. GILEs. HAVING REMOVED Fgow
81. 729 TO : j street, ard fired up his shop IS
frst-class style, with new chairs of the latest
improved pattern, is now prepared 10 aceommo-
date those desiring clean shave. aair-cuitiDg
and shampollng specially.
n26-Iplm = ". GILES
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PIERCED BY THREE BULLETS.

Shung fell pierced oy three bullets, one
through the head, forward of the ears, an
other in the breast and the third in the
arm, cutting an artery. The train reached
here last evening with his body. He was
evidently on his way to the coast, but as
his countrymen here say, to China. He
had come from Pittsburg, Pa.
Huckelbridge, the injured passenger, is
from Bunker Hill, Montgomery county,
Ill, and is 21 years old. On arrival he was
taken to the hospital in a dying condition,
and it was thought he would not live many
hours.
\ Coronei's inquest was held last night,
at which were developed the facts above
recited. The Chinaman's body was taken
charge Of by his cOuntrymen here
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PACIFIC COAST.
A YOUNG INCENDIARY LYNCHED
IN STANISLAUS.
Bloody Deed Of an Insane Chinaman
"A Family Nearly Cremated
Cold Snap in Nevada.
FIRE-BUGS WARNED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EECoRD-us1os.l
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FACE ENa
ODELL g. HERZ0G

A RE PACKING PORK NOW. AND HAVE
n constantly on hsa q large supply q spare
ribs. Tenderoin, Pigs feet, Pigs Heads, Hams.
Bacon, Lard, 6houl1eTs smoked Beef, Cooked
Meats, and fuli supply OF Cho'ce SsuSszas of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-28
Illness of Marshal MacMahon,

PARIS, November 27th.-Marshal Mac
Mahon is seriously i'll.
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GOOD TRAVELLING.

rive Men Exceed 500 Miles Each in the
Philadeiphia Six-Day Match.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

"Tog are charged With hayiag committed
al assault aud battery upon one Charles
MeCoo.. q grocer ~ tie ooraeF OF Oaks and
Cs'der-sts on Sunday lss.. how DO you
p.saa,n thus spoke the Clerk q ths Police
Court ves.s sFasy Afternoon.
"ouaty replied jim He.ey
He pleads kgi ". your honor.
lae fsosecutlng Attorney is not acre.
ssd Judge holfnss win you iell me zoe
80. lo4siauces q tie case Az Haley"
Well 1oug nolor, yc~ see ! bad little
trouble wifh ACCeol IN a.. store aud ae
struck re ca lAe b~sd Mil chAi- and
'1-l . suppose 1 pounded him a lit..s.
Al gsmtEbe- now when
be sF0se % the complaint Le bad several
cuts and bralscs ou biz hce, and be said
thar y0u did thai before he struck yog
Elfh zoe chaiT.
That isu. -. your Honor bu. I'm
as14uel Of Iayself Tor doing such a thing.
fo- know I aozx hSTd when j Gia't
lnnkiag
Yes. that's where the trouble is yon
sh0u le. iclof EIOle You knox yOu
ere under suspended sentence Low."
Yes yonr AonCs. aai Ia ashamed of
myself ios t."
Your hus, Mr Haley. shsli be 3 and
coats ia estoaig a. which. hneen dsys ST
AaAtA aAAta AtA -.lr tsfHfAtf s1ttr
Al right yous Honor. brt III reform
Hh.n [ get or. and [ wont Cs.nk smother
drop. won. hOlheT you any more. your
HonoF You know 7 wss--"
-Sit down. Uill you." from The baihtT.
u gues. there's another warrant cut for
me hut don't care Ill leaI be,lsr lie
after this aud you
"Will you ST dorn9"
Il hope 50, JAMES hope this OF some
thing vul Eelp you a. stop drinking
Yes. yo4E Honor '---bu. the court was al
onued aud TIC Judge had gone.
Just before being arrested yes,ertay Jim
hs,. tight in Salelds' saloon CD Watsrlco.
St. aut bis head was CIT IN two ~ three
places snl the bosom Of his shirt dyed 4
crimson hue With Ais own blood. 4 war
Tsns vas isiuee tor bis arrest on ttis aud
Jim said How is this. can't get both
sesre1ces az once so ! Won't have 10 come
oltt Bst no. bs hsi 10 go. aud N ffeeu
dsrs be viil receive another and perhaps
lcnEc- sentence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11


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p.aazss - .ss Mayer srsaa.ze1 ssssrtisf
q afa8oa aad slsetsi Dr ErssaSi fFeN
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r. alFss ,4zl l4s hsz-fz ohesF ssal - q
l1aa posted q bsk.eas easa "a. aaslgs.s
alE4 ts-l4s laz Sd -f-sta3ps. ils
eal-els lI Lrs 81 a Niassa 49, 4 3.
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s14sa - cis 1el-az Zee p4s le1 18rias
tls a1st year 14ra4 solc1 tf1e lls fec-
gIls s11a .1sf as 1sIzs ~r4s sstsf-iiF
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tEs latter spp.leslt3l ~4s sixaed - tss
iea-lls zad ll.sst - 4Sseut lagztc as q
sac citg. t8FtF-ss Ia naiu1es. iacl-islng
ORA raeDax4. Ls,sAg Is1nssa. hsffiez.
soiss. Wooa HaLasll 4l1 , kfy.
De- u las bed lie positi4A 9f sssisfa1t 70
t1s C-ziF 1f Chemistry a. tEs Ellsa Asa.cA-
cciszs, l11sso. f.r fhrse years, 5arias
fhat l.1s sstils A. AZ lasstsr q tAe lsniog
stafe1s. As . nlcfosec .s- Le 3 ca PAL
sitn a. .a tls eitY, rscs. ged Is Pfsl-ni-
Easy e. -cs-ion and sraa1asei from tes
p-1le schools of tlis lily. zna as st1-
lsat alaef ~. 6rs~olt
bsfgre 10 charter amends d1suz lad
n4sssd A tefmAa fsum cgensd eoFfesp0u-
llsae- wiia Lupinskl ~ho .as fssldsnt of
A1n Af8of. asklng hill II he so2l1
aecsDt t1s position, All tse
scesns wss cooked AID dTleI
1ciors tbs Mayors appointments we're
mais. Inil -ss sa5isct gsasrsily Lai4sa
~ among pLys.cisas 1ae ueF healla
a'te-r giaiuated froM the state University
in ise- aa1 azs assistant 10 Dr. kFotnins
asll. sho h1s IAe chair of ere And sar
tii5 fecou m-ndzt49n uas oalY ssaea 1Y
tao physicians la t8.- citY. DR.. N.fF
Ihou Psoa sad o. Rosela. bota nss
c91asst fAa p-t..lon sas circulated oT
sx Ai1erual lalu3. 4L1 a nluoer of
pas sic.sas 80 slou IL sas presented p4si-
'isey .stlsa3 o. sign 81, ise ins ftAt there
wess physicians IN fhe rii9 f2iiy compstsot
10 fl che position. 4as aeDon Of Tie
Board caused Consi1eFabls c5Mmsat las
.sc- among looal pt ya.cizus and Others.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Els t<T Fas .ei Yss.er'sv on =
ws-tat issued AZ .he Instance Of = aeieh-
throwing stones 81 the after s
hHga Waen Detective Crest wens to ssrrs
.e Tgrraut Re flurrf un enc st home
es.rra - again 30 fa1ua ths seF on fae
.ussi'e cf tta rent door sIt st.Ii settiue ~
-ssecn-e ID his knreSIn1 seiss'i in AT , e.
gals rn sssrr,l irr .ne r1srsa. Afef rfsx-
ins f1rr rf ths sonsc 81 entered Het
rrom end faers feuut Ms HeixV ani-r
fae ,e'L she .ss very fashv woman ant
fn her peruftsr IoFiiior presented IRE ap-
f.satanes of q rres .1rf.s y fn tle bed l =
saeIl iourv-f ,ae seccee,led ia xstfn4
trier aa bell anI Nss urscIa 10 come one
when fre warreut was serfefi IN Der gutl
N Esg BAD rs'eet .he flrt 90 fhs bed
SIZE rfs ordered 20 arn-sr st Fracs Csgrt
ID fhe afs-rren eif faisi ~ eomply and
shs Ti he or8UEh ag this nsrsinx Oh a
L. r.r Nsrferf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Col John B jeffrey and Col j. z Sack
stt. of Chicago. are in town. Amer sn al
sinthe cocktail At The Morton this n psriur
tasy viii breakfast together on brook trout
wish sauterue in The pretty ordlasry of the
Fantiscl hosfsiris Then they will 20 over
90 the Kent Circuit Court and fghc over q
lawsuit that inroivss thousand dollars or
- Turner e Carroll. of ihis cisy repre-
sent Col. Jeffrey. Snd A,torasF k1hinson, of
Chicago ard Lawyer Gleasou. of Grand
Rap' t.. CO. Sscx-tt. The latter. A. every
body ED0~s. i the manager q a dezeu
tifsrent theatres. incinainx cur Own cosy
Wonderlsnd. Cot Jeffrey IS = we'll known
SHOW printer. Of Chiczgo o-whoss artistic
w0rS nav be sesn--theBks 20 LOnis Cook.
of the foreosuEh shov--ou all our blll
boards and lead walls. Col Jeff-sv ia
good fellow. II ls understood that Gen. ".
e. Cruu. the literary evangelist OF the Fore
paSg1 azErs<afion-wh0. in Winter. -
known es the Orange Prince OF FiOrids-
viii this morning. come into court and
spread the gospel OF peace and good will
on earth, and The case OF jeffrey "a. ssckeft
viii BE- heard O.. no more. So mote Il De.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

UsfED srsfss aiied S,ssss -. Eaksas
Curtis inriegEcsnt ier re-Afans l-4aol
SUh0ls psTiag speeial fsx. Case c3BunCs1
f3r lhs tslm - uitea sts - -. J-s h
alsasrt. s44e. order ~ Lszc3 szEia1l
o. lssas ---t nitrd sl4.-s Ts Hu -
Jones l.lal1salsnt III islss FeT sonstiou 81
gensi5nef Tired md acquitted --- red
". SisFsus aiwitte1 ~ psA~tles 81 Tie czf.
ClRcVlr- Margaret CErIsu ss. kAzsosth
p Noble. e.. ~ IlsFuass oa the case
0r1eT setting aside VsEa.el al4 Y1eali <
Judgment 4ui usu lFl4l granted unlss,
U.sati1 elect ~ resnit a. .a ere@ss ~ s. et
0f iEds snenl ara costs.---As-1 A-ble ss
AiFin LzravaY. Aasgmpslt ker1lct no
csase II scti1n. Judgment i9T ts'sucanl
f9r c.s.s. .e-- ferrsT PlnIas e. ". lds 4.
sacke.t ana Eaos W. Wigsins. A-sumpsit
On uai
ltSrfvsioz People - Geo. X p holland.
Fzsss psc tLses. Notion % qease MO ms-
ii9a srs4st and osnie. t "a Wisnss
IS Nn W.ssner. T. chan cry Moron
Tor shmcny argued and granted Peep "a
W G.vs.. Bradford larceny Goa
tinusa over The term People - Wm
DsL.ogA AssaC.. with iltsn, 70 commll
fape. 00 tTlsl
P0Licz August Wissmsn drank Paid
g. -Ars H0iikT. clscsler.g Ao'
srraiguet Woo1 & Moor saloon Cpen
sf1sr houss Aaiourue3 e. STAY Jas.
liaisr. - aGlI and battery. Fifteen days 10
jail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Sterif Mst.hexs, Of Poat,a-. wss in the
city yesterday, snd returned with Alice
Brown. Who - wanted thsTe a. a witness
1 q barg'ary ace SIX gss-s eco P9u lac
sac vss .raered and Clss brown. no
81 tH5s litY. arG euor bcr man were sgTeffet
ea sslp cinu brown sss released 1a p s
Own re.agn .1tofa aot went to Causts an
f1sa csne Esrs. whsre ne IL row a oar
sssper in A C1na.-s stioon. TIE ctaer
wss released on bail snd i3mped bis bail
sld isas-te,i f'f tne S1uh. IN AfsasuA
he cammiust ether crimes sa8 served
ss1rencs ~ i7s years p prison. eal dis
covered hss vheleaacafs. faoE bill i1fq
Custody s7I brought him hkcz to rsspoad
- t-s cif charge 9-s AZ Ain. Sheriff
Asihcvs rsntsl % ant Br8vn. blt Bfown.
nes~as he vas being s0ugns for. kent
shady Ills wife who a ons Gms 6xnrri
~ wife t0 PeFisx Dsre kne~ al re cir
eaustzacss a83 sns rts tssea .lstssl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11


=. y 3 Ai'ti.-il' O l"s MORTON : N Tan
$50
Afr< a saith. o' hala nazco. Vas ~ tne
cay yesterday.
". " Mitchell. az ionla attorney. talks
o. remos.rs Cd tn,s el.y.
Ersene r. Glass e,st.0r of she Battle
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

thert 81. Hli.a sas returned trrm ~ asa
Fuesrn snt ststss thas BE s.sfer. Ms. Wal
port suffering from spinal i'sssse nsr.
Fe1a rrassrsrnr sad c-s1 irou1is which
s.i her ta te.ters tsst he hs-t ,esn mar.
tfrf ari nsrrp.l that she hcsr8 h.s Faics
ra ilr - he.n ctr is nov Fafonei AID
tre o. end 81 her hoe ~1aid duties. 81
thrnza sif r-rr wear rts article "a TIE
f-,. safesi ear ttrcfrz1 rri vate 'Hlle
end rss ssfT stretched 5T lhs ignsz nstlvs
bls.n ef .he rercrfsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Come 10 fhe bridal chaneer. Desth.
foue to lhe mother ~hsr she fesIs
Far tfs fr<s filre hfr drst b1rns breath.
And thou srt lerriais
The unl meir death which srnusiiv car
r.es GO lhnessnds Of humsa beings IN fhe
rrir1s q renis - l1ieef ferri5ie The fgst
aanroerh ot ecrsuT1 crion = iasifIous. sn3
tae sufferer ai-lse ffs fce Nest nneou4ei iogs
~ i5- spprossa ore n the n0sf alarming
sympfons ~ this i-esc disease .s In "a
tie irerst'rstse hsre which .n-ks .1 rse
hesrt q TIE riefln. preventing hlu fr3m
faxiaE finelv steps rs arrest ths sasdv
That it eau 3e arrested io its esrier Stages
r ,ercul question. as tHera are hlnerPis
81 va s1fhenncat~f caer- ~1ere rsr
Fisr-'s oalSsa aeiiesi Discovery -
sssessd q eaEz giets cure
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Now as spring is here. and everybody
changes tneir c,ola.ng would advise yon.
Iyou have sny WORK ia cleaning an1 tYe-
ing. 20 take such whsre you can set the
bes5 vor1 done SO ths Lowest prices such a
piece Is the "Oid and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye j ouse. No. - Canal-st
y g. Binding, lining and repairing Of
gents CO hias il Z me with the utmost oi
neatness aa5 durability. which IS proTen
beyond g doGtt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Ths wool msrsst sor fhs clip of Iss7. hss
RET opeo~d SCI eaIy = few susi .ofs g
or wsshsi having bsen housht I'D fhis city.
Buyers ssg they expect 90 gay - - -
cents tor rashe1 wee ~ The beginning 8f
th- season and sons ol then preflcs .
-1et market ard thss pricss vii slvsncs
fo b cenfs or uore. Vesr eg8 todsg
fesisrs bSd bought several .o.s ~ new
wooi AZ q 20 IS orrts snd the price al
Faacs 70 IS cents sG-iax tde seas01.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

r II Pool. proprietor OF Reds Lake
Barh Houses. has made some very valuable
Improvements this spring Tie wafer II 10
Gae condition and al. lovers Of such sport
shguld encourage him IN bis Efforts TO pro-
vide Tor their pleasure.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

That great American iury. the people.
have Ieudeied unanimous verdict IN favor
OF ur. Pieces Pleasant Purgauve Pellets,
the lrsnieri remedy Tor bowel and s.0iasch
disorders. biliouAness. sick headache, dizki-
ness, constipation and sluggish liver
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11
SOMETHING NEW!

have toe T,iIsve sale Tor the entire s3ate OF
Michigan % me "Caxtsr Patent wsrsirooe
Ctasst E4x'urss AMI Perfection Yoke
which = tas mO-t Pcrle.t agG systematic az
ranxcurut i0r fRnEing to. wearing appsTcl OF
ias -. gentlemen md children iu the wa -
o. closet Oh the TroSt convenient manner eCouo
uizng T1on WithOst wFlnxliax tee garments 0r
absorbing moisture Ga the walls. 10 ous can
sfoT1 60 10 vifnoUf t. Come aud see them. Onlr
~ 90 re. st. fiss9 agents ieitN-y ladies' -
geBflercenl wanted ,hrDug1c tse state 60 ca1.
Fsss foT these and oiher goods Csi. Or a4dre 3
wsfa stamp
Mss 30. r. MATTHEWS. COrRst PoriOrs
- Aenroe--f sraua ssapids. Mich.
Where ingr5re1lca-s sr- n specially. Mention
t.is PAPER
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

The proposition 20 csietrsts he Fourth
cf tlg fri bis city this yssr hss uet been
received very s1thuxsss'ca.iv.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-08-20
The Alien Law.

1t appears-and strangely enough the
information comes to us from London
that Acknowledgement Garland, in ans
wer to an inquiry from the president,
has expressed, May Goth. an opinion on
the question of the rights of aliens to
hold mining real estate in the territories
OF the United States. The questions
asked were:
First-Was the act intended to apply,
and does it apply, to mines?
Second-Can aliens lawfully acquire,
W and hold shares or stock issued by
an American corporation, which is the
owner of mineral lands in the terri
tories?
Third-Would the advancement OF
money by aliens for the purpose of dew
clipping mining properties be lawful
under the act?
Fourth-Can aliens lawfully contract
with American owners for working
mines or making any proper use OF
mineral lands for a term Of years?
The Acknowledgement, after showing
that a lease of mine is o ian inter.
est in real estate" the legal sense, ans.
wers the above questions as follows:
First-As mines are real estate, or in
heritable interests in real estate, the act
does not apply to them.
Sesond-As stock in a corporation is
personal, an alien can lawfully have,
own and hold shares of stock issued by
an American corporation which is now
the owner Of r4ineral lands in terri
tories; but if the holding by aliens ex
ceeds 20 per cent, such corporation can
neither acquire, hold, own nor hereafter
acquire real estate while more than %
per cent of the stock is held and owned
by aliens.
Third-Under the act the advance
ment of money by aliens for the pur-
pose OF developing mining property is
lawful, but no interest in the real estate
can be acquired by such advancement
nor would the alien have the right &c
purchase the real estate, nor any inter
est therein, on q loan made since the
passage of the act, even if sold on his
own security or lien.
Fourth-Aliens may lawfully ccntracr
with American owners to work mines
by personal contracts. for hire or b,
bona ide leases for a reasonable time.
All Of which, if confirmed by tn,
Supreme Court of the United States
would open a way for aliens to enjoy
the luxury of buying the bubbles tina
usually so to London. anc
Mining Journal.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-08-20

wood, who delivered a mastery sermon,
taking for his subject the Woman Of
Syehar. The appointments as given
below were announced by the bishop,
the benediction was pronounced, and
thus closed Il very pleasant and prof =
able session Of the Black Hills Mission.
The following are the appointments
Superintendent. James Williams; Buff
falo Gap and Hermosa to be supplied !;
Central and Centennial, G. Nj. Ward /,
Crook and Sturgis to be supplied Gus
ter, w. ID. Atwater Deadwood, J. D.
Dobson Hot Spring and Oelrichs to be
supplied; Postville, Victor Cherroin
Rapid. j. w. Hancher Spearfish and
Minnesota, T.. b. Cummings Suudance,
III. A. James.
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NOTICE or cHkTTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE
- condition of q Chattel Mortgage bearing
date the 18th day of May, 1887. and executed and
delivered by John w. McClintock as Mortgagor,
to Paul Kleemann as Mortgaoee, and filed I'm the
office Of the Register of Deeds OF the County of
Custer and Territory OF Dakota, on the 18th day
Of May. 1887, at . o'cloc a. m, and demand Of
the performance of said condition having been
duly made of the Mortgagor, which was refused.
l have taken possession of the personal
property described therein. to-wit One sorrel
mare about six years old, and one two-wheeled
gig or cart.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the
power In said chattel mortgage contained, and
in pursuance Of the statute in such case made
and provided, and by order of said Paul Klee-
mann, / will sell at the front door ofthe court
house, Custer City, Custer County, D.. r., on the
25th day of August, 1887, at . O'Clock .. m. at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the said personal property, or so much thereof
as may be nee essary to pay the debt secured by
said mortgage, and interest and reasonable ex-
unless the same is sooner redeemed as
provided by law.
Dated at Custer City, ID. T., this 18th day Of
August, 1857.
BENZ. f. PORTER,
Sheriff Of Custer County. ID. 7.
W. II. FRYE, Attorney for Mortgage.
Fist publication. August 10,
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lEnhllohl VI lbaho1A ~ OF GUS
ter, IS. In the District Court, First Judicial
District.
John L. Thompson
vs..
Rosa MclIugh.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
execution TO me directed and delivered. aud now
in my hands, issued out Of the clerks Office of
the First Judicial District Court, Territory Of
Dakota, In and for the county of Custer. up6n "A
Judgment rendered in said court I'm favor of John
]. Thompson, plaintiff. and against Rosa Me
Hugh, defendant, | have levied upon the follow
ing described real property of said defendant.
to-wit: All the right, title and interest of the
above named defendant in and 10 lots seven tGl,
eight (S), nine go, ten l0), eleven an and twelve
ll2l, III block No. one hundred and twenty-Scyeu
tl27), III the town OF Custer City, County of
Custer and Territory Of Dakota, as shown on the
offlclal plat OF said town on file in the Office OF
The Register or Deeds OF said county and terri
tory,
And, that | shall, on Monday, the 9Th day Of
a. M, OF said day, AT the front door OF the court
house in Custer City, in said county and terri
tory, proceed to sell all the right, title and inter
est OF the above named defendant, Rosa Me
Hugh, IN and to the above described property,
TO satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting 10
one hundred and iifty-two dollars and twenty
SIX cents (Si52.26), together with all accruing
costs of sale, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated at Custer City, ID. T., this 23rd day of
July, 1887.
BENZ. +. PORTER,
Sheriff Of Custer County, ID. r.
BuEL X: WOOD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication, July 80, 1887.
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